"Mr. Gaius, what are you talking about?"
Carl forced herself to remain calm. This was angel territory, and the void was an absolute taboo here.
"Hmph, no need to play dumb."
Gaius sneered and revealed the necklace from earlier. "This little device can block all outside surveillance of the laboratory and create an illusion that can deceive nearly all detection equipment... So you need not worry about your little secret being exposed. Speak freely."
Seeing Gaius act so fearless, Carl remained suspicious. Could this guy have colluded with Keisha to trick her into talking?
"What? Still afraid to admit it? Don't you want to explore what you have always been curious about? If you keep secretly researching alone, you will never uncover the veil of the void in your lifetime."
Carl still did not budge.
Gaius smiled mysteriously. He stopped trying to persuade Carl and instead turned to leave, as though Carl's persistence had made him give up on recruiting her.
"Carl, there's something I forgot to tell you."
When he reached the door, Gaius seemed to recall something and turned back to say this to Carl.
"In the entire Known Universe, no one understands the void better than the Tal'darim..."
With that, Gaius walked out.
"Wait..."
Carl wanted to stop Gaius and get to the bottom of it. She chased him outside, only to discover that Gaius had already vanished.
Though she dared not believe it, she somehow felt that Gaius had been telling the truth.
But... how could that be possible?
No matter what, Carl could not go to Gaius for confirmation.
Naturally, Gaius had been telling the truth. The Tal'darim had followed Amon for countless centuries, so their understanding of the void was unquestionably profound. However, this "void" referred to the void of the StarCraft Universe, not